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Swift CampCreek

Swift Camp Creek

Swift Camp Creek

Stream above Devil's Den

Sheltowee Trace

Sheltowee Trace

Sheltowee Trace

Sheltowee Trace

Sheltowee Trace

Sheltowee Trace

Sheltowee Trace

Sheltowee Trace

Sheltowee Trace

Sheltowee Trace

Sheltowee Trace

Sheltowee Trace

Sheltowee Trace

Sheltowee Trace

Second Story bottom

Red River Gorge Thunderstorm - 5

Red River Gorge Thunderstorm - 4

Red River Gorge Thunderstorm - 3

Red River Gorge Thunderstorm - 2

Red River Gorge Thunderstorm - 1

Pixel's Birthday

Pixel wades into the Big South Fork of the Cumberland River

Pat and Jen at Derby making money

Overlooks, Berea Fort Mountain

Overlooks, Berea Fort Mountain

Old Landing, Kentucky

Old Landing, Kentucky

Old Landing, Kentucky

O&W Bridge wooden floor

O&W Bridge with Pixel

O&W Bridge foundation

O&W Bridge downstream 2

O&W Bridge downstream

O&W Bridge beneath

Mountain Parkway at Slade

Leatherwood Overlook

Leatherwood Loop trail

Leatherwood Ford river overlooks

Leatherwood ford bridge

Le Petite Niagra

John Muir Trail 2

John Muir Trail

Jake's Hole overlook to O&W Bridge and wall

Jake's Hole overlook to Jake's hole

Horse trails developed by private business

Gray's Arch wall

Gray's Arch rock shelter

Garden on July 1, 2013

Garden on July 1, 2013

Downtown Lexington

Downtown Lexington

Downtown Lexington

Downtown Lexington

Down to Rush Creek

Devil's Canyon and Above

Devil's Canyon and Above

Creek with leave shadows

Creek with bright sun and dark shadows

Big South Fork of the Cumberland River

Big Sinking Creek

4th of July festivities

4th of July festivities

4th of July festivities

4th of July festivities

4th of July festivities

4th of July festivities

Information

Created on: Monday 30 July 2007

Posted on: Monday 30 July 2007

Visits: 1902

Albums: July 29: John Muir Trail, Big South Fork

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